Quid Pro Quo runs in France 19.25

Runs in 10 mins at around 5/2 ish 

Terrible draw ran wide no show 

Quid Pro Quo out to Exchange South African Glory for DubaiDual South African Group 1 winner Quid Pro Quo is among the leading lights at Meydan’s bumper 10-race Dubai Racing Carnival meeting on Friday.The four-year-old filly makes her local debut in the G2 Cape Verdi [sponsored by Azizi Developments], race seven, over 1600metres on turf. Winner of the G1 Allan Robertson Championship and G1 Douglas Whyte Stakes for trainer Barend Botes, the four-year-old filly is now in the care of owners Team Valor and France-based trainer Jerome Reynier. She warmed up for this assignment by finishing tenth in the Listed Prix Miss Satamixa at Deauville on 13 December.“Quid Pro Quo has adapted very well to her new environment,” reported Reynier. “She’s moving really well on the dirt but we are looking forward to seeing her back on turf.

11/10 with WSB 

Very good run, close up 2nd and the first 3 well clear of the balance

replay

Injured out for at least 60 to 90 days.

QUID PRO QUO will require an initial period of 60 to 90 days of strict stall rest. She will remain in Dubai for the foreseeable future while her condition is managed and closely monitored.

Pelvic stress fractures can take several days to become evident on X-rays. As a result, the mare will be closely observed over the next four to five days, with a bone scan to be considered should the veterinary team feel it is necessary.